Hi, if your prostate cancer has metastasised to the vertebrae in the spine does this mean you have bone cancer? Also does this mean your diagnosis is terminal/can”t be cured.
Hi MB
Sorry to hear about your OH.
No, PC spread to the bones is not bone cancer.
Just bone mets related to the PC
If in the bones unlikely can be cured but people can survive for many years, there are still plenty of treatments out there.
Also look at cancerresearchuk.org. go to clinical trials, believe there are some treatments particularly for advanced cancers.
There's still plenty of hope out there.
Best wishes
Steve
Hi MB
Yes it can be difficult , important to be honest though when it comes to travel insurance.
If it has spread to the bones as u indicated in your initial post then u need to say that it has spread, just in case u have to make a claim.
regards
Steve
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